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Travel Open Graph image templates

Destinations and deals that spark wanderlust.

Travel content sells a feeling, so the preview has to evoke a place in one glance. These templates pair big destination imagery with the trip details — price, dates, route — so a deal, guide, or itinerary feels like an invitation.

Great for:

  • A flight or hotel deal
  • A destination or city guide
  • A trip itinerary
  • A travel postcard or feature

City Guide

A list-forward city travel guide: a small accent eyebrow over a big city name and subtitle, then a numbered list of top spots (place + tag per line) on a subtle drawn street-map backdrop.

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Destination Postcard

A vintage travel-postcard card: a full-bleed destination photo inside a thick postcard border, with a "Greetings from" eyebrow, a big serif place name, a region subline, a coordinates line, and a stamp graphic in the corner.

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Flight Deal

A fare-alert card: a bold FROM → TO route lockup over a dotted flight-path arc, a big accent price, a trip label chip, and a dates line, set on a destination photo hero or a clean gradient sky.

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Hotel Deal

A hotel/resort stay-deal card: a full-height room photo (or drawn placeholder) beside an offer badge, hotel name, location row, star rating, a short perks list, and a price block with a Book-now CTA.

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Trip Itinerary

A trip itinerary card: a left summary (kicker, trip title, a meta row of pills) beside a right vertical timeline of auto-numbered days, each a connected dot with a short activity line.

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Travel Deal

A travel deal card: a deal badge, an origin to destination route drawn as a dotted flight arc with a plane icon, a travel-dates line, a big fare price with a per-person note, an optional detail line, and a book CTA.

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